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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
4
A terse note from New York City markets highlights selected stock transactions on the New York Stock Exchange. The brief mentions index movements and notable trades though details are sparse.
The Noon American Wool Market report from New York shows brief price activity with bids and futures. Trading details cover July, October, and December contracts with bids around 157.5 to 164.1 and near unchanged opens across various months.
A cluttered market overview notes a weaker Wall Street mood despite cautious optimism from officials and forecasters. The Dow dips below prior lows as investors weigh 1960s growth and interest trends, with analysts predicting steady, not spectacular, gains for the year.
The motion picture industry predicts a record inflow of dollars from abroad, aiming to bring back about ten million more this year after last year’s two hundred sixty million. It argues films spark foreign demand for American goods, boosting exports and tourism, while seeking easier trade barriers and greater foreign service emphasis to sustain gains.
In Louisville Georgia hundreds of leases for mineral rights in east central Georgia have been negotiated by firms seeking kaolin aluminum silicate used in manufacturing concesses.
San Lorenzo firm Associated Construction and Engineering Co. begins a 42 000 square foot distribution center for Oakland Toy Co in Bohannon Industrial Park San Lorenzo. George P. Alton general manager says the move after Christmas will let Oakland Toy expand to heavy wheel pools and new lines such as Lionel trains and gym sets. The company employs 20 people and has leased space in Oakland for 12 years. Project manager is Walter Payne.
The National Aeronautics and Space Agency announced 26 supplementary or new research contracts totaling 2,598,701 to 23 universities colleges and private research institutions. California participants include Stanford Research Institute Menlo Park with 30,339 for electronic ionic and atomic impact research Stanford University 15000 for a summer Institute in dynamical astronomy Rand Corp Santa Monica 907,250 for evaluating economic implications of manned space exploration and Institute for Icpid Research Berkeley 34,400 for studying effects of environmental factors on central nervous system tissues.
In San Francisco dairy market notes, election of officers includes Hidemer Borge as vice president A W Rice recording secretary Cyrl O Anderson secretary treasurer and others such as Talmage Hicks conductor Jewel Ashley warden Charles Joe Virill Brunstedt and Lewis C Curt is listed among business representatives. Dairy wires to retailers show egg carton prices per dozen with varied sizes and grades for multiple brands and firms including Nutaid Farmers with price ranges for large medium and small cartons.
Albert T. Hoke 56 died last Tuesday while vacationing in Silver City Talo. He was deputy superintendent for Oakland Street Department and a member of the Civil Service Employees Association of Oakland. Survived by widow Laura and daughter Patricia Li Hoke, both of San Lorenzo. Services Wednesday 9:43 a.m. at San Lorenzo Mortuary. Burial in Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno. Also mention of services at Sorensen Gros Chapel Hayward and Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
Mrs Mary W Carlson 72 died Saturday in a San Leandro hospital. Services will be held tomorrow in Hayward. A native of San Francisco and longtime Alameda County resident, she lived at 22296 Western Blvd Hayward.
Floyd McDaniel died yesterday in a Livermore hospital at 41 years. He was a World War I veteran and longtime Alameda County resident. Services tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary, burial at Hayward Cemetery. Survived by his children Dorothy Jones, Virginia Baker, Eugene McDaniel. siblings Ellen Henry and Virginia Close. five grandchildren. Address 40797 Blanow Road, Fremont.
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